LITTLE ROCK — Your poor, defenseless new HDTV has been the victim of sabotage. Factory conspirators have cranked up settings for brightness, contrast, color and sharpness so you can't miss the picture ...

Electronics retailing giant Best Buy is stooping once again to generate business, showing they are willing to go to any length to get it, and they are certainly not going to let truthfulness or ethics ...

So, you bought an HDTV. You studied the specifications. You compared the sets in the store to find the best picture. But when you got the television home, reality intruded. The picture quality just ...

With so many people we know buying HDTVs due to both falling prices and the adoption of the Xbox 360, we are seeing a lot of uncalibrated sets that suffer from some basic HDTV image distortion ...

TEMPE, AZ - Nov 21, 2005 - To optimize the viewing experience of its HDTVs and ensure that the HDTV experience in the living room or board room meets or exceeds the dealer showroom, Brillian ...

For those easily satisfied, you’re probably a-okay with your high-def TV. After all, it sure looks a heck of a lot better than the standard-def tube TV it replaced, right? For those less easily ...

So, you bought an HDTV? You studied the specifications. You compared the sets in the store to find the best picture. But when you got the television home, reality intruded. The picture quality just ...

As the HDTV continues its march into living rooms, the New York Times points out that most new HDTVs need to be calibrated if you want to the best picture. The article points out several options for ...

Yeah, Best Buy is known for using less-than-kosher tactics to pull in extra loot, but this is pretty despicable, even for them, since it manipulates the fact that most people have heard you need to a ...

Hey guys,<BR><BR>I just recently bought Polaroid's FLM-323B (LCD) from Wal-Mart, along with an RCA upconverting DVD player. I have a couple of questions:<BR><BR>1) Is there a standard way to calibrate ...

Q. We recently purchased a 58-inch Panasonic VT25 series 3-D plasma TV. The installer strongly recommended we get it color balanced by a professional service person for $200. Do you think it is worth ...

When you drop hundreds on an HDTV, you expect it to work out of the box. Yet somehow, in 2016, we still have to tweak color settings, adjust brightness, and make other changes to get the best picture.